Scooter's Fish House located in Navarre, Florida is looking for cashiers to join our 20 person strong team. We are located at 1968 Hwy 87. Our ideal candidates are self-driven, motivated, and reliable. We're looking for people with open availability, days, evenings, and weekends. We can work with your schedule, just be honest during your interview.

Responsibilities

*Greet customers entering and leaving the business *Maintain a clean and tidy work area *Accurately process all cash and credit payments *Provide exceptional customer service

Qualifications

*Proven working experience as a cashier or in customer service *Basic mathematical skills *Strong attention to detail *Ability to listen and communicate effectively *We are looking forward to hearing from you.

Available shifts and compensation: We have available shifts all days of the week. Compensation is $15.00 - $20.00/hour.

About Scooter's Fish House: Hi! I’m Scooter and this is my fish house. Scooter’s Fish House is the second location to a very popular restaurant called STEWBY’S Seafood Shanty in Fort Walton Beach Florida. Both restaurants are based off an old family restaurant called Sam’s Oyster House. Sam’s Oyster House was founded by Sam Taylor back in the late 60’s as a small seafood take-out. Sam passed away back in 1985 and was left for myself, brother, and mother to operate. Sam’s remained open for 11 more years until it was sold in 1996. Sam’s was sold for many different reasons. One of which was the desires to go in new directions by myself and other family members. Unfortunately Sam’s closed 1 year later at the hands of the new owners. This was very depressing. After empty promises to carry on the Sam’s name for years to come, the new owners went bankrupt just after 1 year. Sam’s Oyster House may have had it’s problems, but the lack of quality fried seafood was not one of them. Serving fresh locally caught amberjack and shrimp, Sam’s was considered the authority on fresh fried seafood. Sam’s was actually the first to serve amberjack. Amberjack was considered trash fish and my father had to beg the fisherman to bring it to the docks. Sam’s paved the way for most of the seafood restaurants in North west Florida today. Most are modeled after Sam’s casual atmosphere and menu. However these restaurants don’t have what we have and that is our fathers vision and most importantly his recipes.

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